BOSTON – Security pros say it’s one of the worst computer vulnerabilities they’ve ever seen. Firms including Microsoft say state-backed Chinese and Iranian hackers and rogue cryptocurrency miners have already seized on it.
WASHINGTON – There are plenty of reasons for Sebastian Garcia to feel downbeat about the future. After his family immigrated from Mexico, he was raised on a farm in northwest Texas, where he says there aren’t many racial slurs he hasn’t heard.
WASHINGTON – Army officials said Thursday that 98% of active duty personnel received at least one dose of the mandatory coronavirus vaccine as of this week’s deadline for the shots, but that more than 3,800 soldiers refused and could start being removed from the military next month.
After his father died in 2013 from a cancer that started in his kidney, Michael Hickey was troubled by more than his grief. John Hickey was 70, never smoked and rarely drank.
Some remove broken tree limbs from the ground. Others prepare hot meals and shelters for those who have nowhere to turn. And many are collecting cash, toothpaste, soap and other items for the countless who need them.
Lines again stretch around blocks at some COVID-19 testing sites. Refrigerated mobile morgues are on order, and parts of Europe are re-tightening borders amid a winter spike in coronavirus infections.
The USD 290 Ottawa Board of Education changed the day and frequency of the regular board meetings. Regular board meetings will be the second Thursday of each month beginning at 7 p.m.
A director at Garmin International is a new trustee on the 49-member board for the Emporia State University Foundation. Angela M.
It was quite a weekend for Ottawa and Wellsville prep wrestlers in the Anderson County Invitational. The Cyclones placed seven wrestlers in the top three en route to the team championship, the first tourney title for first-year coach Aryus Jones.
Sen. Bob Dole returned to his home of Russell one last time Saturday as the city celebrated his life at a memorial service, followed by a final visit to the Kansas Statehouse, where his political career started.